Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-03
Personal Mention.


ia. Carey has gone to Port Har-
ford.
Hon. A. d. Barnard, of Ventura, is at
the St Elmo.
Fred Hardness left for Santa Barbara
yesterday.
w. L. Growall started for Santa Bar.
bara yesterday.
Gen Miles has removed to Santa Mon
lea for the summer.
Mrs. c. G.. Hutchinson, of San Diego,
is visiting friends in this city.
G. A. wartwout, of Pasadena, is
registered at the st. Elmo.
w. j. Brodriek left on the Queen yes
terday for San Luis Obispo.
H. j. Stevenson left for San Bernar'
dino yesterday to attend court.
Warren Mace arrived from his noun
tain home, above Monrovia, yesterday.
w. K. Alberger, Pacific Coast Agent
of the Wabash system, is visiting Los
Angeles.
w. S. Williams, the mining manager
of the Soledad gold mines, is visiting
the city.
R. P. Kerr, the fortunate mining
man from Providence Mountain, is at
the st. Charles.
Lionel A. Sheldon, receiver of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, arrived last
evening on important business.
DIR. J. Campbell Shorb, from San
Francisco, is here visiting his brother,
j. De Barth Shorb at San Gabriel.
Mrs. NJ. Porter, the popular restaura-
teur of Tucson, has been spending a
season at Santa Monica, and goes home
to-day.
Jose Y. Del Vale, of the Lievre
rancho, was in the city yesterday. He
reports everything stirring in that
section.
L. E. Woodward, trainmaster at Sum-
ner for the s. P. Company, returned
home yesterday from a visit to Santa
Monica.
Mr.. Ernst Schnabel, of San Jose,
President of the Fredericksburg Brew
ing Company, is in town on business.
Miss Emma Schnabel, his daug alter, ac-
companies him.
Dan. Murphy. Deputy Sheriff, from
the Needles, arrived in the city last
night. He brought prisoner to San
Bernardino and then came to Los Ange.
les on business visit.
Sheriff Rays returned yesterday from
Oakland, whittier he went to convey the
little Boothe girl, under order of the
Supreme Court. He says the crops look
well throughout the San Joaquin valley.
Hon. c f. Spence and family are ex
pected to sail for Europe in a few days
to spend the summer. They will prob
ably leave Los Angeles next Monday
June 9th, and make an extended con
tinental tour.
Manager Towne, of the Southern Pa
cifc Company, is still unwell and has
gone to Sana Monica. His wife and hel
sister, Mrs. Rice, arrived by the IL AZ
train yesterday and left for SantG
Monica by the o'clock train.
Mr.. n. C. Carter, of Carterhia, ha!
returned from Santa Barbara. He en-
countered his most vivid experience of 1
Pacific Coast thunder storm on this trip
with plenty of thunder and lightnin!
and thirty inches OF rain. He could no
brag much about the rain, but was louC
in praise of the thunder.
Miss Lizzie Pelton, accompanied by
her accomplished mother is on iyinG
visit to Southern California. Their DIES
tination we learn is Long Beach, ant
aud her object recreation, health and
strength. We fondly hope that every
anticipation of their visit to this section
may be abundautly realized.
Hon, J S. Slauson returned yesterday
from four weeks trip to New York
Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and othe
cities. He found Chicago the NOR,
active in business than any of the res
of Eastern cities, but is glad to get bacl
to Los Angeles, which is the most activ,
of them all. He will go to-day to Sc
his city of Azusa, which has been bull
while he has been away.
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